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4.4
Before Engine Starting
a.
Ground equipment
Removed
b.
Pre-flight inspection
Performed
c.
Co-pilot (passenger)
Briefed
d.
Weight and balance
Verified within limits for takeoff and landing
e.
RESCUE SYSTEM
actuator
Remove lock (see Chapter 7.22, Fig. 7-33)
f.
Safety harness
Adjust and lock, not twisted
g.
Wing flaps
FLAPS 0
h.
Brake
MAX
NOTE
Ensure that the co-pilot (passenger) has been briefed on smoking,
safety harness, use of EPS, canopy opening, what to expect during
an emergency and other safety recommendations.
4.5
Use of External Power
The aircraft is equipped with external power socket for connection to ground power unit. It is located on the left side
under the instrument panel.
a.
External power source
Ensure that external power source is regulated to max. 12 V / 90 A DC
b.
MASTER SWITCH
Check OFF
c.
External power
Plug in external power source
d.
Engine start
Perform according to Chapter 4.6
e.
External power
Unplug external power source
WARNING
If the aircraft will be started using external power, keep all
personnel and power unit cables clear of the propeller rotation
plane!
CAUTION
Max. power source output connected to the external power socket
for engine starting is limited to 12 V / 90 A DC!
CAUTION
Do not use external power to start the engine with a “dead”
battery. Takeoff with a weak battery should be avoided.
The battery must be maintained according to appropriate Aircraft
Maintenance Manual procedures!
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